Over a year in the making, To Live &amp;amp;amp; Ride In L.A. is the first feature-length film about L.A.’s underground fixed-gear culture. Directed by David Rowe (Fast Friday), the documentary explores a side of Los Angeles few outsiders have ever seen.
To Live &amp;amp;amp; Ride In L.A. features talented local riders tearing up the streets with first-time visitor Keo Curry (Fast Friday, Macaframa), one of the living legends of the sport. From races through rush-hour traffic to midnight loft parties, To Live &amp;amp;amp; Ride In L.A. is a fast-paced trip through the busy streets and back-alleys of one of the world’s largest cities.
The second feature film from David Rowe, To Live &amp;amp;amp; Ride In L.A. will challenge viewers’ perceptions of a city better known for its paparazzi, fake breasts, and traffic jams.
The soundtrack for To Live &amp;amp;amp; Ride in L.A. highlights top artists from record labels such as Dangerbird Records(dangerbirdrecords.com), Dim Mak Records, Anticon, SWTBRDS, and I Heart Comix and includes music by Silversun Pickups, Hot Hot Heat, Bad Veins, The Willowz, Minus The Bear, Bambu, DaVinci, Crown City Rockers, Datarock, Kid Infinity, Sea Wolf, From Monument To Masses, Darker My Love... and more!
TRAFIK is a group of creatives who love biking the streets of L.A. and the world. From Japan to Australia, Europe to South America, urban fixed-gear cycling has become a symbol of a new generation that isn't afraid to bomb hills, split lanes, and defy norms.
TRAFIK is Global Fixed Gear Culture.

The magic of movie making isn’t always as easy as it seems. Each film is an intricate amalgamation of many parts that come together to form the bigger picture.
Created for the Canadian Film Centre - Movies Matter, aims to showcase just how special a different perspective can be. By highlighting two hard hitting facts that the Canadian Film Industry was responsible for over the last year, I aim to show how important the Film Industry is to the Canadian Economy.

Another personal revision of a project, with the boundaries imposed by the brief stripped out. Genting Casinos were already in possession of a suite of video brand properties. The brief in this instance was to emulate the feel of the earlier ones but with a specific visual narrative based around poker. My version strips back the amount of type in the original and lets the visual aspects create the excitement.

The Little Things is a snowboard movie/documentary based on environmentally conscious riders who are inspirational through their riding, as well as their sustainable ways of living and thinking. The film to be released fall 2014 is an initiative taken on by professional snowboarder Marie-France Roy and directed by Filmmaker Darcy Turenne in which all the riders are bringing to life the importance of protecting and living in balance with our environment. Riders include Gretchen Bleiler, Tamo Camos, Jeremy Jones, Mike Basich, Meghann O'Brien, Jonaven Moore, Marie-France Roy, and friends.

Angry Birds is a video game franchise created by Finnish computer game developer Rovio Entertainment. Inspired by Crush the Castle, the first game in the series was initially released in December 2009 for Apple iOS. As of October 2010, 12 million copies of the game were purchased from App Store. The company then released ports of the game for other touchscreen smartphone operating systems, including Android, Symbian and Windows Phone. The franchise has since been expanded to include video game cons

The JSTOR Art Project is a gallery of artistic impressions of the JSTOR brand and library. We’re delighted to work with creative individuals to develop a collection of artwork that visually brings to life the world of JSTOR and, at the same time, showcases the talent and imagination of artists around the globe. Visit artproject.jstor.org for more.

"The Self Practice" is a short documentary, looking at the process behind Jen Mann’s artworks; colorful and vibrant oil paintings which delve into the deep questions of life as she explores the idea of self and identity. Watch Mann’s process, and hear her thoughts, as she prepares for, and completes her series "Q&A", a solo show at Toronto’s Neubacher Shor Contemporary.

ProIntro: Fashion Vol. 2 is a set of 30 self-animating fashion minded introductions made exclusively for Final Cut Pro X. Choose from multiple designs with unique animations and basic title elements including shapes, lines, and patterns. Blur the background and tweak the gradients for greater contrast.These stylish titles allow FCPX users to add a sleek introduction to any video.
30 Chic Presets
ProIntro: Fashion Vol. 2’s 30 self-animating presets were created to be as compatible as possible across any and all video styles. Choose from various styles with trendy title elements such as boxes, lines, and shapes. Using ProIntro: Fashion Volume 2 is as easy as it is stylish. Simply drag a preset into the FCPX timeline onto your media, stylize the text, and modify title elements by using on-screen controls.
Intuitive Controls in FCPX
ProIntro Fashion Volume 2 features intuitive controls that makes it easy for anyone to adjust the essential elements of each unique preset. Users can tweak the opacity, width, and scale of any of the title elements with a simple gesture of the mouse. With easily recognizable on-screen controls, users can modify and manipulate the overall scale, rotation and position of any included presets with absolute ease.
Animations and Styles with a Modern Flare
The ProIntro: Fashion Volume 2 presets are minimalistic in design, but are so versatile in use. Users can quickly and easily add a modern, stylish flare to any media with the self animating styles included. Customization is further deepened with various color wheels and settings that truly allow these styles to become their own.
Customizable in Final Cut Pro X
ProIntro Fashion Volume 2 is completely customizable in Final Cut Pro X. All editable settings are found in the top right inspector window. These settings allot anything from a simple color change to scale, rotation, or position with simple color wheels and sliders. On screen controls make it easier by providing a simplified way of modifying elements. Pixel Film Studios ProIntros makes amazing easy in Final Cut Pro X.

Les Folies Design Haus in Dubai, UAE commissioned Frame to create eight over the top idents for the re-launch of the Abu Dhabi sports channel AD Sports TV.
In a collaboration with Obeida Sidani, Executive Creative Director at Les Folies, Director and Creative Director Anders Schroder at Frame came up with the idea of having top athletes of various sports performing in the streets with the iconic buildings of night-time Abu Dhabi as the backdrop. As they are performing the surroundings would transform into their respective playing fields.
The team at Frame creative directed, conceptualized and animated the transforming floors under the athlete and the particle systems around him.
Anders wanted to explore what the opposite of the ever so popular organic film look using handheld, vintage lenses to create shallow depth of field and flat grading would look like. He wanted to achieve a look that was almost synthetic and videogame-like with extreme angles and razor sharp infinite focus but all achieved in-camera. A look that would be synonymous with high performance rather than the performers themselves.
Being fascinated by the HDR look typically associated with commercial sports photography, Anders suggested to re-create this look BUT in live action. The technique is based on the idea of shooting with multiple exposures and then combine them in post. Furthermore, Anders wanted to shoot high-speed with zero motion blur and considering this was a night shoot which added tremendously to the difficulty.
Together with DP Zubin Mistry they asked themselves: How do we shoot fast paced action high-speed, everything in focus, no motion blur, at night, with both the buildings and the sky and athlete fully exposed?
The answer was motion control, a monstrous lighting package, Master Primes wide angles, Phantom Flex 4K, and lots of compositing. Using the motion control rig they filmed each shot in several passes moving the massive light rigs out of the shot each time background and buildings were being shot. The motion control rig enables the team to be able to squeeze in another cool gimmick; slow motion athletes in the foreground and time lapse cityscapes in the backgrounds – in the same shot!

12th - 16th July saw the World Basketball Festival takeover Paris.
Two full-size courts and Two half courts were built inside the Cité International Universitaire in Paris to host the Nike+ T.P Skills challenge, Nike+ dunk contest, basketballs camps, 3-on-3 competition, and several Nike+ basketball experiences. Game On, World.